... Sort of. "Clones" isn't exactly the right word. There is ONE Darkseid in ALL of the Multiverse. He is a level ABOVE what we are. So to enter a universe, what we get is like a "slice" of his entire "Godhead". Obviously the New Gods/Fourth World material has been reinterpreted time and again, so what is canon and not is up for debate. But the writer that I feel "gets" Kirby characters best is Grant Morrison. Final Crisis is like the Old Testament for the DC universe (Multiversity is the New Testament).

But apparently you can just fly to his planet 😂

@@NPClownumber81googolplex well, like Darkseid, it isn't ALL of Apokalips. Just a sliver. Anything Fourth World related qualifies as such.

Who?

I explained it in a response a few minutes ago. It's hard to explain and even harder to grasp if you're not the type to ponder about sci-fi concepts AND theology. All the Pantheons Kirby created were heavily influenced by any and all existing mythology or Religion. It has nothing to do with size. It's about things that are beyond our comprehension (think Stephen King's IT). Gods and higher beings exist on a plane higher than our own. So when they DO enter our universe, it's like all we get is a sliver of their finger. It is a piece of them and can carry out the host's wishes. The video mentions the Death of the New Gods, which had the Fourth World characters being reborn through people on Earth. When the very weak version of Darkseid emerged from Dan Turpin during Final Crisis, him being shot by Batman and whisked away by the Black Racer caused him to fall backwards through time, tearing a hole in reality. It took Superman's wish for a happy ending with the Miracle Machine to prevent it from destroying all of existence. So to say the dude is powerful is an understatement. Darkseid simply IS. And there's nothing anyone can do about it. He cannot be erased, similar to how Superman can't be wiped out. The DC universe exists, with both characters acting as pillars on either side of the spectrum.

Wut? Parademons?

@@MykeHavoc doomsday fused with parademons

@@msn64man1 well that just sounds wild. Like, a whole bunch of them, right?

Vandal

​@@DanceySteveYNWAbeat me to it

Two different tiers. Darkseid is god s-tier. High evolutionary is at least 1 step under that. At the very least, 1 step.

Read DC. They are stories. Absorb them the way they're meant to be.

Also, he doesn't want Genocide. To rule the universe, you must remove the free will of all living creatures before enslaving them. That is what the Anti-Life Equation is. Math that proves life is meaningless and that all routes lead to Darkseid. So they submit. They give in. There is no fighting it.

There are none. Not in the entire DC Metaverse.

Read comics. Toys are cool, but stories are forever!

@@MykeHavoc And your point is. Stories are forever. But I was just making a comment. I don't read the comics. But I do look at the videos. Toys are forever as well. Because just like making movies from these comics, then sooner or later they make the toys .

@@rogerbaker4531 Toys are made of plastic, and will eventually erode and cease to exist. Comics are modern mythology. Superman will one day be spoken about in the way that people today talk about Jesus. The first thing I ever got into collecting was action figures, 25 years ago. It was an amazing time to be alive given the rise of companies like Macfarlane. But I love storytelling. Movies, TV, books, Music etc. so I pivoted to that. I found it more fulfilling than the figs. I can't help but try to spread the gospel. As long as you do what makes you happy, you're good.

@@MykeHavoc cool

The only version that would even stand a chance is Brainiac Prime, the antagonist of Convergence. As opposed to simply collecting cities from dying worlds, he snatched entire timelines before they were over-written by changes in the Multiverse. The 2 issue minis that tied into the event were quite good. It's just a shame that the event itself was given to someone with zero experience in comics. Though we did get the Lois & Clark spin-off book, which gave us pre-Flashpoint Superman back, as well as Jon Kent for the Rebirth launch. For a short time, we got a load of awesome material from that, until they decided to age up Jon, ending the Super Sons era and the whole "Super Dad" thing Clark has going on. Was certainly an influence on the Superman & Lois show. Anyway... Brainiac. Right. Awesome villain. But Darkseid would destroy him easily, in any scenario. He's a distant second as far as best cosmic Superman villains go.

You might as well say Darkseid Vs. your grandma

@@NPClownumber81googolplex Darkseid best not mess with my granny. She'd kick his @ss 😆

If Braniac Could fold every Kryptoian and Dawgs Superman. He could definitely take out Darkseid. While over thinking these things Braniac technically stands a better chance against Darkseid than superman himself. Meaning he could take them both out.

Then leave, bozo